Moral Luck and the Flicker of Freedom

American Philosophical Quarterly 36 (3):241 - 251 (1999)
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Abstract

I argue that a well-known argument concerning moral luck supports something like the Principle of Alternate Possibilities (PAP), despite the attacks on PAP by Harry Frankfurt and John Martin Fischer

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